Kuwait, in an average November, gets ½ inch of rain. My best guess was that on the 18th
we got 3”-5” of rain. The desert is just
not built to absorb it, the
infrastructure is not built to handle it and it sends people into a semi-appropriate
panic. Imagine 6” of snow and ice
falling on Miami.
Here are few pictures I took and some from tertiary sources on the internet (who did not credit them). It was something
to see – best from a distance.
There is a road there. Really. |
This lake is the section of desert where I run Falkor. |
Rain is in the forecast for the next 3 days, I leave in 5.
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Great post but a report went out asking all blogs and social media to remove photos of flood damaged pics of the camps. It's a OPSEC violation.
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